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Title: You've Got Mail (1998)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Tom Hanks | ... | Joe Fox | |
| Meg Ryan | ... | Kathleen Kelly | |
| Greg Kinnear | ... | Frank Navasky | |
| Parker Posey | ... | Patricia Eden | |
| Jean Stapleton | ... | Birdie Conrad | |
| Steve Zahn | ... | George Pappas | |
| Heather Burns | ... | Christina Plutzker | |
| Dave Chappelle | ... | Kevin Jackson | |
| Dabney Coleman | ... | Nelson Fox | |
| John Randolph | ... | Schuyler Fox | |
| Hallee Hirsh | ... | Annabelle Fox | |
| Jeffrey Scaperrotta | ... | Matt Fox | |
| Cara Seymour | ... | Gillian Quinn | |
| Katie Finneran | ... | Maureen, the Nanny | |
| Michael Badalucco | ... | Charlie | |
This sweet romantic comedy reunites Sleepless In Seattle stars Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks. He's the owner of a bookstore chain; she's the woman he falls for online. Both are unaware that she runs the little shop his company is trying to shut down. Written by yusufpiskin
I'm not usually drawn to the stereotypical "cute chick flick," but while You've Got Mail unabashedly falls into this category, I still loved it. Mail is a clever story, cleverly acted by Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks. I enjoyed it more than their last joint project, Sleepless in Seattle simply because the immensely likeable pair were onscreen together so much more. Some will dub the movie predictable and sappy, but hey, I wasn't looking for deep psychology, just a friendly feel good. If that's what you're after, Mail delivers. Hanks and Ryan have the greatest onscreen chemistry I've seen, and the last half hour of the film is right on target. While the happy ending was inevitable, I was curious to discover exactly how it would occur. Sugar-coated it was, but charming and thoroughly enjoyable!!! A few bits of dialogue were a little too cute for my taste, but overall, You've Got Mail is more sweet than sugary.